OSMRE Mine Drainage Technology Initiative (MDTI)
- Currently Closed
Open Date:
Close Date:
Upcoming Milestones:
Eligible Recipients:
- Educational Institutions
- Native/Tribal Entities
- Non-profits
Program Purpose:
- Environmental Clean-up
Reserved for Energy
Communities?
Bureau/Office
Funded by:
Overview
Mine Drainage Technology Initiative (MDTI) (formally known as the Acid Mine Drainage
Initiative) provides a forum for collaboration and information exchange with the following
goals:
- Develop an understanding of acidic and toxic mine drainage (MD) so as to better predict, avoid, monitor, and remediate mine drainage;
- Develop innovative solutions to acidic and toxic MD water-quality problems;
- Identify, evaluate, and develop “best science” practices to predict acidic and toxic MD prior to mining; and
- Develop successful cost-effective mitigation/remediation practices for existing sources of acidic and toxic MD.
OSMRE is looking for MDTI studies that address the goals listed above that have the potential
for improving the effectiveness of both the coal industry and the regulatory authority to conduct
and regulate surface coal mining and reclamation activities that protect the environment and the
public.
Related Resources
Additional information is available on the Resources page.Funding Details
Funding Source:
- Annual Appropriation
Funding Type:
Total Amount Available:
Limit per Applicant:
Estimated Awards:
Applicant Guidance
Applicants must submit the appropriate Standard Form (SF)-424, Application for Federal
Assistance. Individuals applying as a private citizen (i.e., unrelated to any business or nonprofit
organization you may own or operate in your name), must complete the SF-424, Application for
Federal Assistance-Individual form. All other applicants must complete the standard SF-424,
Application for Federal Assistance. The required application forms are available with this
announcement on Grants.gov. The SF-424, Application for Federal Assistance must be
complete, signed, and dated. Do not include any proprietary or personally identifiable
information.
Contact Information
Cecil Slaughter, Hydrologist
Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement
Phone: (202) 208-2866
Email: [email protected]